Well, the signs are pointing toward my ability to look for work! As well as offer my services to private clients. I have an appointment on 7 Feb to acquire my residence card, which will allow me to get my PPS number, which will allow me to send letters of enquiry, along with qualifications, to suitable clinics and health centres.
And the sign said long haired freaky people need not apply
I ran across a brochure in town the other day for an acupuncturist. She is using the same graphic motif used on my business website. It’s a beautiful brochure, and since it would work so well for my upcoming marketing strategy, I emailed to ask which printer she used. She got them for reduced rate from vista print. What a great money saver!
Now, if we (i.e. “He”) can just decide whether we are staying in Meath or moving to Dublin or Cork, I can get some business cards printed and sort out my own treatment room.
:fingers crossed:
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To Ireland ... and back again 
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25 January, 2011 at 3:01 pm
Paula Gilbert
With crossed fingers and toes, I’m praying/hoping/wishing/believing this will settle soon for you. I think you will do just fine.
Have you noticed the change in your language organization? It’s subtle. Your American phrasing is melting away and the Irish/English way of speaking is taking hold. I find great beauty in that ability to adapt. Sometimes we Americans are too indistinct with lanaguage. “Getting to the point” without fuss. The fuss sometimes makes the conversation intelligible.
25 January, 2011 at 4:45 pm
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Vistaprint rocks. Basically, they’ll give you a LOT of stuff for free if you order from them, oh, once. Business cards are damned near free, so no need to wait, really. When I started HPS I used one of their graphics for my card, but eventually I switched to a unique graphic design and they did a great job with that stuff too, and it was similarly non-expensive/close to free.